Among the many faces we’ve seen in fashion, only one stands out among the rest. Virgil Abloh , the face of streetwear and an arbiter of design, has changed the scope of how we view and experience the art of self-expression through clothing. Starting as an intern at Fendi in 2009, Abloh began the trajectory of his career alongside Kanye West , which later led him to create one of the most-shopped empires in the fashion industry: Off-White. Following his death last year, Abloh’s influence has transcended beyond fashion. He left a leading precedent for other aspiring Black artists, creatives and designers to follow their passions on their own terms, as well as passing down the mantle for creatives to take up much-needed space. In honor of Virgil’s work and commitment to further diversify a rather exclusive industry, writer, curator and the #BlackVisionaries creative chair Antwaun Sargent partnered with Instagram and the Brooklyn Museum coinciding with the museum’s opening of the Virgil...